Two energy price rises in 12 months – is it time to say ‘No’? Save up to £605^ on your energy bills

ritish Gas, EDF and Eon have all now raised their prices for the second time this year with combined individual hikes up to 9.5%.† The moves make the average bill £1,213‡ – more than £100 a month.

The blame for the recent increases is being placed on rising wholesale costs of energy, the cost of meeting emissions targets and introducing smart meters and with the remaining Big 6 suppliers likely to follow with hikes of their own, bills are likely to soar even higher.

However as shown by a record 1.3 million who switched to a better tariff in first quarter of this year, there are alternatives to overpaying on energy, the best of which are probably price comparison sites. An even better option are energy Collectives – a negotiation with the UK’s leading suppliers which brings those who have registered, a special exclusive energy tariff by auction via collective bargaining power.

The last Express Autumn Collective with partner and leading energy comparison website energyhelpline, saved readers up to £605. Free registration for the Collective is open until 11 September, where-after the special deal is revealed and offered exclusively to registrants. There is no obligation to switch once registered either.

Should you wish to take up the deal, the Express Energy Club complete the simple transfer without interruption to supply, fast and for free. Mark Todd, Co-founder of energyhelpline says “Collectives are the best opportunity to replace expensive Standard tariffs with Fixed contracts and get an exclusive deal on annual energy bills.”